I've installed AOLserver and OpenACS many many times before, so I'm quite good at it by now. Does that mean it's easy to install? Not really?
Does that make daemontools less non-free? No.
djb tools, while of high quality software-wise (or so I heard, I only briefly read the code for qmail and he still uses K&R syntax) like to install its things in non-standard locations, hence the "hard to setup and use" part of my post.
As long as there are free secure alternatives, who try to obey to standards, I'll stick to them.
-Roberto
